Sentence examples similar to misplaced calling from inspiring English sources
At first he criticized Mauriac's misplaced call for mercy, but quite soon Camus came to think that Mauriac had been right, and added his name to the unsuccessful petition for Brasillach.
Any serious student of this city's movie myths knows that the end of the world was tipped at 4 06 a.m. to Anthony Edwards, a k a the fictional Harry Washello, by a misplaced call to a phone booth outside Johnie's.
Through a misplaced phone call, we were invited to pick up tickets for a convention-week appearance in Michigan.
You've already asked your significant other to call your misplaced phone twice this week, and doing it again might make you seem downright irresponsible.
Chairman Swannell insists that it is "utterly misplaced" to call us complacent.
It's a tribute to the often misplaced quality called star power that when, in a notably arbitrary turn of events, Ike and Maggie start to look fondly at each other, we hope it works for the best instead of viewing their potential connection as a national disaster.
On the contrary when the placement of a contig is out of order (i.e. when the contig is misplaced) we call it wrong placement.
This misplaced response is called an allergy, or hypersensitivity, and the foreign material is referred to as an allergen.
Australian journalist and comedian Stella Young, who has the same genetic bone disorder I do (called "Osteogenesis Imperfecta" or OI), calls the misplaced admiration of disabled people because of our disabilities "inspiration porn".
3.36pm: The Welfare minister, Lord Freud, has attacked the Responsible Reform report - known as the #spartacusreport - calling it "misplaced and misleading".
